Bloodmobile in town for spring budding April 26
Blood drive returns to First Baptist Church Colgate Hall 60 Main St on April 26 from 11 40 a m to p.m. after school age 18 and older urged to donate. Kennedy, a union carbide employee, donates despite crutches with nurse Grace Reed assisting and local volunteers ready to remind former donors.
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Margaret B. Clark
Bennngtat
Robert R. Kennedy
American Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Robert RK. Kennedy
el Cross
Grace Reed
Can
Putnam Memorial Aspital
Vermont Soldiers Home
Honors Day at UVM Recognizes Standout Students
The University of Vermont celebrated Honors Day on April 10 naming recipients from North Bennington and nearby towns. David Hazelton earned Tau Beta Pi membership, Laura Mackey joined Alpha Lambda Delta, Jacqueline Sullivan entered Sophomore Aides, and Karen Hogan and Sandal were recognized for junior women staff roles.
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University of Vermont
Aree
David Hazelton
North Bennington
Laura Mackey
Alpha Lambda Delta
Jacqueline Sullivan
Pownal
Karen, Hogan
Bennington
Sandal
UVM to Reject 3900 Applicants Overcapacity
Burlington UPI reports the University of Vermont will turn away about 3900 qualified non resident applications this year due to space limits. Admissions coordinator Richard Steele says Vermont residents keep first priority and about 80 percent of in state applicants and roughly 60 percent of out of state applicants are accepted.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Richard Steele
Bie
Vermont
Steele
Bennington Transfers Record List Of Property Transfers
Bennington town clerk records a sequence of property transfers dated April 3 to April 19. Names include Josephine Clark to William Kinney, Emma Conroy and others on Colgate Road, and many transfers involving Beech Street, North Branch Street Extension, Murphy Road, Gore Road, and other local properties. Several estates and multiple buyers appear, with listed grantees such as Lucille Pelletier and Gertrude Merriam, among others.
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Bennington
Josephine B
Clark
William I
Anne $. Kinney
County Street
Emma D, Conroy
James J
Ae M. Casey
Colgate Road
W. Clyde
Eleanor G. Peck
Lucille Pelletier
Beech Street
Jennie M. Beecher
David
Margaret
Sweet
North Branch Street
Seth D
Florence
King
Gertrude M. Merriam
Dorothy FY
Standish
Louis M
Julia H. Baker
Safford Street
County National Bank
Marold Hilliard Jr
Leon E
Alice D. Hilliard
Murphy Road
Daniel J
Irene Holland
Jerome B
Louise Frank
Imperial Avene
Carl G
Marie W. Saunders
Marguerite J
Francis F. Brooks
Benmont Avenue
Dorothy M. Sauer
Charles A
Mary Sauer
Gore Road
Mab Barber DuHamel
Willard E
Joyce M. Goyette
Rice Lane
Albert E
Lillian A. Center
la Chester E
Frances M. Stockman
North Street
Kenneth N
Alma K. Corey
Edward P
Tuini A. Ponte
Corey Lane
George S
Levan J. Haynes
Gregory Tyne
Linda G. Maguire
Silk Road
Bottle bill impacts Vermont revenue forecast
Vermont tax officials project the bottle bill will raise about 800000 in the next fiscal year. Tax Commissioner Edward Bartlett warned the total may fall short, and questions linger on which beverages are taxed. The measure imposes four tenths of a cent per container from July 1973, with initial revenues earmarked for landfill and recycling efforts.
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Edward Bartlett
Build it yourself to furnish that path
Donald Re Brain offers outdoor furniture patterns to craft at home. The article promotesPattern 55 and 56 settees costing 6 dollars, with full size templates, drilling guides, and step by step instructions. Order from East-Bild Patter Co. Inc Briarcliff Manor NY. Send 1 dollar for catalog and 50 cents for special handling with zip code.
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East-Bild Patter Co., Inc
Bennington Banner
P.O
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
WOTM Notes Plans Banquet for Co Workers in May
April 19 meeting planned annual banquet for all co workers on May 18 with 6:30 cocktail hour. Hector Pinsanneault to enter banquet. Vera Jones chairs. reservations via 442-4847. Next regular meetings May 1 and May 4 at 7:30 p.m., initiations and dues due.
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Hector Pinsanneault
Vera Jones
Betit approves Medicaid funding for abortions in Vermont
Vermont Social Welfare Commissioner Joseph Betit authorized Medicaid payments for legal abortions under strict rules. Payments can be made when a doctor certifies by affidavit that the procedure is necessary to save the mother’s life or protect her health, following an Attorney General opinion. Several state attorneys say they will not prosecute abortions up to the 12th week, citing a Vermont Supreme Court ruling that the 1841 statute is invalid and that common law allows up to 14 weeks.
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Vermont
Atate’a
Vermont Supreme Court
Natural foods authority to speak here next week
Justin Brande, a leading conservationist and organic farming advocate from Middlebury, will give talks in Bennington next Monday at Mt. Anthony Union High School and Tuesday at Bennington College. He will discuss quick compost methods and organic vegetable gardening, sharing insights from biodynamic farming and his long work with national and local conservation groups.
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Vermont
Justin Brande
Middlebury
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington College
Tishman Auditorium
Brande
Cornwall
Threefold Farm
Spring Valley
N.Y
Ehrenfreid Pfeiffer Foundation
Soil Association
Haughley
Suffolk
Henry Doubleday Research Group
Bocking
Essex
Rodale
Pennsylvania
National Natural Food and Farming Association
Albany
Texas
Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association
Vermont Natural Resources Counc
Samuel R. Ogden
Perry Merrill
Richard Brett
Tyes
NRC
The
Natural
Addison County
Middlebury Planning Commission
Ite
Regional Planning Commission
ABC
Middlebury Inn
Association For A Better Community
Middlebury Abc
University of Vermont
Level Mauhs
James Martin
Jeff Galipeau
John LaCroix
William Smith
Edward Knupp
Chris Perrota
Vern Pierce
Martin
Bennington Garden Club
Thomas P. Brackway
Battenkill Grange honors Decker with memorial plaque
The Battenkill Grange held a Wednesday April 1 event honoring the late Clarence Decker with a plaque presented by Royal Cutts of Townshend, noting Decker’s 26 years as an officer and deep family ties to the Grange. The gathering included home economics judging, with winners announced for adults and youths, and a report on plans from the Vermont Arborists Association forming with an open meeting set for April 26 in Rutland.
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Clarence Decker
Vermont State Grange
Royal Cutts
Townshend
Mir. Decker
Battenkill Grange
Ethan Allen
Rutland
Vermont Arborists' Association
CVPS
Grove St
Hutland
Ralph I. Knox
Windsor
Knox
Doris Wright
Hoy Croft
Mt. Equinox
Middletown Springs
Red Mill
Lawrence Peels
Bomoseen
Roy Crofaks
Ace
Bonnie Brown
Darlene’ Whitman
Rose Stone
Saxton River
Middletown
Springs
Mettagee Valley Granges
Vermont
Gansevoort
New York
Mr. Decker
Norman Rockwell
Abbie Baker
Deborah Wright
Richard. Whitman
Jerome Viault
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Lamar Armando. Bampton
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Hennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Eugene ¥. Clark
Clinics Fienberg
Alfred F.torrisi
George J. Heasilp
Stephen H. Gilman
Theodore H. Thomas Jr
John D. Clawson
Kennedy
Louiget
Union Cerride Corp
William Sennett
UVM
Esso
Winslow
Watchdog Service
J.H. Winslow
Donald RE. Brain
Pratt Street
WOTM
Betit
Natural Foods Authority
Battenkill
Lewis Stevenson
Helen Whitman
Savings 4 Loan Association
Bet Bennington
Natural Stores
I Mark Bannington
Bannington, Vermont
Finast
Beech St
Gerald E. Morrissey
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